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Facts About Honey.

Pure Honey

Benefits of Honey

  • ✓ Natural antioxidants
  • ✓ Polyphenols for cellular health
  • ✓ Immune-supporting nutrients
  • ✓ Healthy alternative to processed sugar

Types of Honey Explained

Each region creates unique honey due to:

  • Different wildflowers
  • Climate changes
  • Altitude
  • Bee foraging patterns
This is why Mergasor, Balakayati, and Shanadar taste so uniquely different.
Types of Honey

How Honey Is Made

1

Bees gather nectar from wildflowers

2

Enzymes transform the nectar inside the hive

3

Bees evaporate moisture to thicken the honey

4

Honey is stored in the comb and sealed naturally

A pure process — perfected by nature

Raw vs Processed Honey

Raw Honey

  • Keeps natural nutrients
  • Contains natural enzymes
  • True flavor and aroma
  • No artificial additives
VS

Processed Honey

  • Heated during processing
  • Heavily filtered
  • Loses nutrients
  • May contain additives

Why Local Honey Matters

Fresher

Harvested locally and delivered without long storage or transport.

More Nutritious

Retains natural enzymes, antioxidants, and nutrients

Supports Local Beekeepers

Empowers regional farmers and sustainable livelihoods.

Strengthens Biodiversity

Encourages healthy plant pollination and ecosystems.

Healthier Ecosystems

Protects soil, wildlife, and natural balance.

What Should You Do?

Support the Bees

Helping bees doesn’t require a huge garden or major lifestyle changes. Even small actions make a real difference

Buy Local Honey

Supporting local honey keeps local beekeepers thriving, which means more bees, more pollination, and more flowers. This creates a healthier, more vibrant environment for your entire region.

Don’t Use Chemical Sprays

Pesticides harm bees and pollute flowers.

  • Choose natural solutions.
  • Avoid chemical sprays on blooming plants.
  • Let your garden grow a little naturally.

Plant Bee-Friendly Flowers

You don’t need a full garden.

One single flower pot helps bees.

EASY FLOWER OPTIONS TO PLANT

  • Lavender
  • Clover
  • Wildflowers
  • Thyme
  • Rosemary

These give bees the nectar and pollen they depend on.

Let Nature Breathe

Leave a small area a bit “wild.” Stems, leaves, and natural spaces help bees nest and feed.

Support eco-friendly brands

Choosing ethically harvested honey encourages better farming, cleaner land, and a safer region for bees.